Sentence examples for violent fallout from inspiring English sources

Cartman spends this episode trying to figure out how to keep Heidi from discovering mean things he's said about women on the internet, and eventually alights on a plan: they're going to Mars to avoid the violent fallout when Troll Trace goes global.

In Côte d'Ivoire, I saw the violent fallout from politicized claims that foreigners illegally voted in droves.

BEIRUT — A deadly car bomb exploded Thursday in a densely populated district of southern Beirut, a stronghold of the Hezbollah group, fanning new fear of violent fallout in Lebanon from the war raging in neighboring Syria.

Rioting THERE WAS MORE VIOLENT FALLOUT IN EGYPT OVER THE PORT SAID FOOTBALL DISASTER A bunch of people set fire to a police station and tried to block the Suez Canal.

The film – chronicling, as it does, the violent fallout from the mass leak – involves the use of a lot of guns, a topic many left-leaning people understandably aren't quick to defend or empathise with in the real world.

Which brings us to the announcement today, in an effort to contain such violent fallout and avoid accountability, that the CIA will never again use the cover of vaccinating against disease as an excuse for surveillance.

Mr. Adams is known to fear provoking any divisions in the ranks because of the republican movement's history of violent fallouts.

Colombia's fragile peace effort seemed especially precarious today as the government faced fallout from violent events instigated by two rebel groups: a mass kidnapping last weekend, and the hijacking of a commercial airliner about two weeks ago, during which a police officer was killed.

At first, the friends seem almost frivolous, but amid the gauzy daydreams that make up their inner lives there are painful undercurrents — drug addiction, an imprisoned lover, the fallout from a violent incident in childhood.

Fadi Hakura, a Turkey analyst at the Chatham House think tank, told VICE News there was unlikely to be any fallout from the violent clashes for the U.S.-Turkey relationship.

In another story, a local news reporter spent 12 hours overnight in the neighborhood, calling the night hours "when the crazy comes out" and documenting the fallout from multiple violent crimes as they happened.